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Computed Tomography
Magnetic Resonance Images, Sagittal View
Magnetic Resonance Images, Coronal View
Gross Pathology Specimen
HistologyPre-biopsy, non-contrast axial CT through the upper pelvis demonstrates a large soft tissue mass displacing the bowel loops. There is one focal area of lower attenuation, perhaps representing fat.
Pre- and post-contrast sagittal MR images of the pelvis show that the lesion is homogeneously slightly hyperintense to muscle. Pre- and post-contrast coronal images demonstrate hyperintensity on T1. This is likely a bladder or prostate lesion.
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